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National KIDS COUNT publications can be ordered directly from the Annie E. Casey Foundation; many can be read online. You will need the Acrobat Reader, which you can download from Adobe at no charge, to view and print these files. (Visually impaired users should consult Adobe's Accessibility Tools page as well.)

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National KIDS COUNT Publications

2009 National KIDS COUNT Data Book, an annual state-by-state guide, uses the best available data to measure the educational, social, economic, and physical well-being of America's children and teens. Also available online as an interactive database (available from the Annie E. Casey Foundation).

Children at Risk: State Trends 1990-2000, an Annie E. Casey Foundation publication, provides data on a state-by-state basis for 11 key measures of child well-being between 1990 and 2000. Online version available.
The Right Start for Americas Newborns: City and State Trends (1990-2001), a KIDS COUNT resource providing text and data updates on cities and the nation as a whole. Available online as an interactive database
The Right Start: Conditions of Babies and Their Families in America's Largest Cities (2002), a KIDS COUNT special report, highlights the particular challenges faced by newborns and their parents in the nation's 50 largest urban areas. Online version available.
Children in Immigrant Families: U.S. and State-Level Findings from the 2000 Census focuses on the 13.5 million children growing up in immigrant families in the United States. The 2000 Census counted 5.2 million more children in immigrant families than in 1990, a 63 percent increase. This publication includes information on a variety of child well-being and demographic indicators for children in immigrant families for the nation as a whole and the individual states.Online version available.
Disconnected Kids, a KIDS COUNT snapshot brief, is a commentary on the isolation experienced by children in phoneless homes. Online version available.

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	To obtain copies of these and other CBER publications, contact:		Nevada KIDS COUNT The Center for Business and Economic Research University of Nevada, Las Vegas 205 Beam Hall Box 456002, 4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-6002
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Nevada KIDS COUNT is a project of
The Center for Business and Economic Research    University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Box 456002, 4505 S. Maryland Pkwy    Las Vegas, NV 89154-6002
(702) 895-3191 (voice),   (702) 895-3606 (fax),   kidscount@unlv.nevada.edu (e-mail)